Movie Monsters #1 (1974 Seaboard Periodicals)
Articles on horror films illustrated with movie stills, similar to Famous Monsters of Filmland. A history of apes in film, from the silent era through the Planet of the Apes series; Ray Harryhausens 7th Voyage of Sinbad; Hammer Films Dracula, Mummy and werewolf pictures; The Exorcist; Gorgo; The Creature from the Black Lagoon. Other highlights include a centerfold of the Mutant from This Island Earth and an article on a Hercules movie "starring some actor named 'Arnold Strong'" (actually Arnold Schwarzenegger). Part of the short-lived Atlas line from former Marvel publisher Martin Goodman.
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Movie Monsters #1 (1974 Seaboard Periodicals)
Movie Monsters #1 (1974 Seaboard Periodicals)
Articles on horror films illustrated with movie stills, similar to Famous Monsters of Filmland. A history of apes in film, from the silent era through the Planet of the Apes series; Ray Harryhausens 7th Voyage of Sinbad; Hammer Films Dracula, Mummy and werewolf pictures; The Exorcist; Gorgo; The Creature from the Black Lagoon. Other highlights include a centerfold of the Mutant from This Island Earth and an article on a Hercules movie "starring some actor named 'Arnold Strong'" (actually Arnold Schwarzenegger). Part of the short-lived Atlas line from former Marvel publisher Martin Goodman.
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Articles on horror films illustrated with movie stills, similar to Famous Monsters of Filmland. A history of apes in film, from the silent era through the Planet of the Apes series; Ray Harryhausens 7th Voyage of Sinbad; Hammer Films Dracula, Mummy and werewolf pictures; The Exorcist; Gorgo; The Creature from the Black Lagoon. Other highlights include a centerfold of the Mutant from This Island Earth and an article on a Hercules movie "starring some actor named 'Arnold Strong'" (actually Arnold Schwarzenegger). Part of the short-lived Atlas line from former Marvel publisher Martin Goodman.
